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Stranded Ethiopian Migrants Benefit from Return and Reintegration Assistance
160 undocumented Ethiopian migrants who were stranded in Libya with
no money or travel documents have benefited from IOM's voluntary
return and reintegration programme. -
Charity Concert in Tripoli Raises Awareness on the Dangers of Irregular Migration
A concert organized by IOM, the Community of Sahel-Saharan States
(CEN-SAD) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) will
later today in Tripoli bring top performers from Ghana and Niger as
part of efforts to raise awareness on the pitfalls of irregular -
IOM and UNHCR Jointly Address the Needs of Migrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers
The UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and IOM offices in
Libya have signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement to address
the many pressing needs of migrants, refugees and asylum seekers
who are currently in reception and detention centres in Libya. -
Seminar in Tripoli to Debate Prometeo Outcomes
On Monday IOM and the World Islamic Call Society (WICS) will host a
seminar in Tripoli to present the outcomes of Prometeo (Promoting
Management and Expertise for Trafficking Eradication and
Opposition) – a project funded by the Italian Ministry of -
Partnership with Libyan Civil Society Assists Detained Migrants
The IOM office in Libya has entered into a key partnership with
three leading Libyan non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to
provide much-needed humanitarian assistance to undocumented
migrants who are currently detained for immigration law violations. -
Training Libya's Judges and Prosecutors in Countering Human Trafficking
A group of 60 Libyan judges and prosecutors are being provided
training by IOM on various aspects of irregular migration,
including human trafficking, in a bid to enhance their
understanding of the phenomenon that also affects their country. -
Rescued Migrants Speak of Ordeal
Migrants rescued from a smuggler's boat that capsized off the coast
of Libya earlier in the week said the boat had capsized because of
the bad weather and because of those on board panicking at seeing
the boat leaking water. -
Fears Grow Over Fate of Migrants Missing at Sea in Libya
More than two hundred migrants are still missing from a boat that
capsized at sea 30 miles off the Libyan coast near the Buri oil
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Stranded Migrants in Libya Benefit from Voluntary Return and Reintegration Assistance
More than a hundred undocumented migrants from Mali, Ghana,
Senegal, Nigeria, Niger and Liberia, who were stranded in Libya
with no money or travel documents, some en route to Europe, have so
far this year benefited from IOM's voluntary return and -
More Stranded Migrants in Libya Benefit from Voluntary Return and Reintegration
Some 350 undocumented migrants from Niger, Ghana, Mali, Burkina
Faso, Senegal and Togo who are currently stranded in Libya with no
money or travel documents, some en route to Europe, will benefit
over the coming month from IOM's voluntary return and reintegration